Legend of the Great Sage

t beautiful eyes.” Li Qingshan praised from the bottom of his heart.
He was tempted to exchange gazes with her for a little longer.

Breaking free from the eyes that were as deep as the sea, he studied this Merfolk Queen.
She sat back on the crystal throne with a delicate crystal crown on her head.
Her long, icy-blue hair was tied up, and she wore a beautiful, crystal necklace on her slender neck, which rested on her chest.
Her silken dress draped down the throne, also adorned with many crystals.
He could vaguely make out a long fishtail within it.

Apart from that, she bore some other special characteristics of otherfolk, but the noble, icy-cold aura she gave off was enough for anyone to forget about them and become enchanted by her.

While Li Qingshan was a lustful person, as well as a battle freak, he silently evaluated, Her cultivation is even greater than the Myriad Poison Ancestor.
She’s reached mid third heavenly tribulation at the very least.
She’s probably equal to the Fire Devouring King, Zhu Yan, or perhaps even slightly stronger.
If I include the other abilities of these “godfolk”, I’m not her opponent right now.

“How disrespectful! Where are the guards?” the great priest called out.

A group of merfolk guards rode over on sharks and encircled him.
The leading merman was especially burly, having reached the second heavenly tribulation too.
In terms of cultivation alone, he was evenly matched with Li Qingshan.
He wielded an anchor engraved with glyphs and glared at Li Qingshan, contemplating which part he should smash.

However, Li Qingshan did not even glance at him.
He continued to stare at the Merfolk Queen, quietly waiting for her to speak.

“Who are you?” the Merfolk Queen asked.
Her voice was extremely icy, but it possessed a natural charm.
It was even more enchanting than the combined singing from the mermaids.

Li Qingshan was not accustomed to talking to people with his head raised, so he leapt onto the whale’s back gently and arrived before the Merfolk Queen.
He answered, “Li Qingshan!”

Apart from the Merfolk Queen and the great priest, there were also a group of Merfolk elders on the huge whale’s back, all at the second heavenly tribulation and radiating with a turbulent aura of the sea.
They bellowed loudly, some wanting him to piss off, some wanting him to kneel, and some almost about to strike and capture him.
Their aura was as wild as the ocean, ready to erupt at any moment.

“Die!”

A bellow rang out from behind Li Qingshan, and a black figure rushed over.
The captain of the Merfolk guards had been completely enraged by Li Qingshan’s disregard.
He smashed the anchor in his hand at him with the terrifying power of the tides.
It was an alarming sight.

“Li Qingshan.” The Merfolk Queen repeated the name.
She had heard this name before.
Although she resided in the distant depths of the South sea, as a king, her senses were obviously sharp.
At a time like this, when war was on the brink of erupting, she had to collect all the information she could get her hands on.

Although the title “King of Savages” was still a bit of an overstatement, just his battle with the Myriad Poison cult meant he was no longer some insignificant figure anymore.

“What about you?” Li Qingshan asked.
The Merfolk elders were all shocked, but it was no longer because of his rudeness.
He had caught the anchor with his right hand without even looking back.
The captain of the Merfolk guards was utterly furious, gritting his teeth and pressing his entire weight into the anchor, but he could not even make it budge.

Is he really a human? Gong Kun’s cultivation might not be the best, but he’s naturally endowed with strength.
The Tidal Anchor weighs several tonnes.
If he smashes it down like that, probably no one can receive it so easily apart from her majesty!

“Me?” The Merfolk Queen fell silent for a moment, as if she had never expected him to ask that.
There was no one who did not know her name across the entire South sea.
He asked this question clearly just for the sake of equality and reciprocity.
She glanced at the anchor in his hand again.

“Gong Yuan.”